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02-07-2004 05:06 PM #16
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ya for sure thanks for the help
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02-08-2004 02:54 PM #17
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Re: Painless wireing kits YES or NO
I would use them in a heartbeat
I had a neat fuse panel in my truck when I bought it. I got ticked at the old wiring and cut it all out one day and built my new harness and installed it myself. Worked out super, but what a pita.
Their kit would have made it a ton easier. I did install one of their hot start relay kits. WHAT A GREAT DIFFERENCE! Highly recommended.
Pic's of my wiring are at:
<http://community.webshots.com/album/43001055YbIoiv>
You decide
Jeff
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